Arkansas Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Aubrey approved the preliminary Service and Assessment Plan for the Palomino Public Improvement District, a 40-acre, 300-lot subdivision that will need roads, water, sewer, drainage, landscaping, and related soft costs. The plan budgets about $9.4M for physical improvements and $10.5M total including issuance and admin, funded via assessments and a future reimbursement agreement/bonds. No construction contractors are named yet, so civil, utility, landscaping, and project management vendors can still influence design, phasing, and implementation as the City moves from plan to procurement.
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$10,485,268Jul 9, 2026Hot Springs is considering waiving its surplus property policy to sell the 5‑acre city-owned site at 101 Park Avenue to the Garland County Library for $2,350,000. The purchase is contingent on voter approval of library bonds in November 2026 and city approval of the proposed zoning and site plan for a new main library. If approved, closing would occur by January 15, 2027, creating a major civic building project where architects, engineers, construction managers, furniture vendors, and library technology suppliers can prepare to compete.
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$2,350,000Jul 7, 2026Lewisville plans to award construction of the DCTA A-train Rail Trail Connection Segment A to Garret Shields Infrastructure for $2.24 million, funded largely by a TxDOT CMAQ grant and DCTA programs. Design is complete and TxDOT approvals are in place, with this contract covering the final trail segment from Hebron Station to the Carrollton city line. This is decided work, but it signals ongoing rail trail, multimodal, and active transportation projects where construction subs, materials, signaling, and consulting support may still be needed.
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$2,240,244Jul 6, 2026The city received multiple construction bids for a new community building, ranging from about $1.2 million to $1.7 million, with Southern Brothers as the apparent low bidder at $1,197,684. Council moved the bid award discussion to the next City Council meeting without making a selection. General contractors and subs still have some insight into pricing, while the eventual winner will create follow-on needs for furnishings, technology, and site improvements.
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$1,197,684Jun 2, 2026The council reviewed a $1.95 million Goodwin–Goodwin arbitration tied to the Highway 71 Water East improvements project and agreed that specialized arbitration counsel is needed. They authorized the City Attorney to begin contacting and vetting outside arbitration attorneys, mentioning Kutak Rock's Kyle Luner as a candidate, but made no commitment to retain or spend funds yet. Law firms with construction and AAA arbitration expertise can reach out as the city evaluates representation options.
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$1,950,000Jun 2, 2026Lewisville reviewed design-phase plans for a major Annex Building interior remodel covering the lobby, municipal court, meeting/training areas, restrooms, skylights, and infrastructure. Council supports the direction but asked for more detail on UV protection for artifacts, skylight replacement options, restroom plumbing scope, community-room rental impacts, and costs for add alternates. Construction is targeted to start January 23, 2027 with a ~$2.93M base bid plus up to $371,538 in alternates, so architects, GC’s, AV/IT, furniture, security, and specialty conservation vendors can still influence scope and specs before bidding.
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$2,930,000Jun 1, 2026The Barling Planning Commission reviewed preliminary plans for the next phase of the Yellowstone at the Ranch residential project, valued at about $21 million. The concept includes 75 duplex units plus a clubhouse, fitness center, pool, pickleball courts, covered parking, package center, and workforce/military housing. The commission voted to recommend approval and forward it to the Board of Directors, so detailed engineering, utilities, traffic, drainage, and site work are still ahead. This is a large private development that will generate demand for design, construction, utilities, and related services.
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$21,000,000Jun 1, 2026An engineer from SALT Engineers briefed the council on two SBR alternatives for the wastewater treatment plant and recommended an SBR with surface aeration, with an estimated cost around $8 million. No procurement has been launched yet; the update focused on life-cycle cost and alternative selection. This is early-stage planning for a major wastewater plant upgrade where design, funding, and delivery methods are still being shaped.
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$8,000,000May 26, 2026Rockport is considering Ordinance 2012 to adopt a Texas Municipal Retirement System (TMRS) “buyback” provision that allows eligible employees who previously cancelled TMRS membership and withdrew contributions to repurchase their prior service credit. A March 17, 2026 letter from TMRS outlines that 14 employees currently qualify, and if all buy back immediately, the city’s unfunded liability would increase by about 1078990 and its TMRS contribution rate by 0.85%, though actual cost will likely be lower. The ordinance does not require immediate city payments, since employees pay the lump‑sum buyback, but actuarial impacts will be reflected in future contribution rates. This change adds complexity to Rockport’s long‑term pension and HR benefits administration, potentially increasing the need for financial modeling, employee education, and HR/payroll system updates to track buybacks. Vendors providing actuarial advisory, benefits communication, and payroll/HRIS configuration can help ensure smooth implementation.
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$1,078,990May 12, 2026The City of Gillett Common Council approved an approximately 1.5 million Zippel Park redevelopment project and moved to award the bid to 8-Pine, with the May 12, 2026 special meeting rescinding an earlier motion and confirming 8-Pine as the selected contractor. The award is explicitly contingent on approval from the funding agency to use an alternate or sole source procurement method, indicating that financing and compliance details are still being finalized before construction can fully proceed. This is a significant capital investment in park infrastructure that may require design refinement, amenities, equipment, and ongoing services beyond the core construction work. Vendors can position for follow-on needs such as playground equipment, site furnishings, lighting, security, landscaping, programming support, and long-term maintenance once the primary construction contract is in place and implementation planning advances.
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Government Agencies in Arkansas, Arkansas
33 agencies with procurement activity. Click any agency to see RFPs, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of Pea Ridge
City of Vilonia
City of Hot Springs
City of Rockport
City of Blytheville
City of Huntsville
City of Marion
Town of Aubrey
City of Arkadelphia
City of Sherwood
City of Lewisville
City of Springdale
City of Prairie Grove
City of Tontitown
City of Conway
City of Mayflower
City of Pine Bluff
City of Lonoke
City of Cherokee Village
City of Ash Flat
Town of Hatfield
City of Gillett
City of Barling
City of Jonesboro
City of Van Buren
City of Nashville
City of Little Flock
City of Cammack Village
Town of Rondo
City of Newport
City of Helena-west Helena
City of Cabot
City of Bull Shoals
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